Thursday, 26 August 2021

Collaborate - Sites


Visible:  Can we see it or can we not?

Thinking visibility of the teaching as well as the learning. 

We used to send an abbreviated termly plan to whanau.  We hardly even mention what our focus is currently.  Good to see WALTs and SC still working well. 

Using google sites to turbo charge their learning.  Online space takes away excuses.  Lost this etc 

Students are able to access learning.  Remove the barriers. 

ACCESSIBLE

AVAILABLE

ADVANCE

BLOGS to share learning.

SITES - teaching

LEARN - Hapara

Good to hear that young students can access sites via ipads.


Some amazing sites that we looked at.  Really high quality teaching in there. 


Multi-modal. - different ways of communicating. 

The young connect via social media. Get kids excited about their learning. Actively involved in their learning. We need to sell our learning. Your site is your shop front window!  WOW factor.  Sites to be refreshed often.  New content frequently. 

Multiply texts and multi modal.  Beh and Cog engagement. 

Recreate a site every year.  Keeps it fresh. 

Multimodal - really cool shared resources. 

Enjoyed collaborating with others on the rainbow fish.  Here is my attempt at the slides...Rainbow fish site sandpit activity






3 comments:

  1. Kia ora Sylvia,

    Thank you for sharing your reflection. Those two aspects of engagement, behavioural and cognitive are so important! I love the site you created. Is the feelings wheel something that gets used a lot at your kura? I like how you included it in a couple of aspects of the site.
    Vicki

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    1. We actually use the zones of regulation but I couldn't find a decent visual for it I was mainly trying to have a go at adding all the different tools I'd learnt e.g. pear deck. Playlist etc.

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  2. Kia ora Sylvia,
    Took me a couple of minutes to work out who the heck 'Beh and Cog' were! Should have read Vicki's comment first. If you will pardon the play on words, from your posts I can feel all the 'cog's' in your head starting to connect together to form the big picture. Exciting... isn't it! Nā, M

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